What's Happening to Grandpa?

A parent should reach for this book when a child begins to notice a grandparent becoming forgetful, repeating stories, or acting unlike themselves. This gentle story follows young Kate as she navigates the confusion of her grandfather's Alzheimer's diagnosis. It helps children understand that while a loved one's brain may be changing, the love and connection remain. Through Kate's journey, the book provides a concrete way for families to process sadness and anxiety while focusing on the power of shared memories. It is an ideal resource for children ages 6 to 10 who are witnessing the gradual decline of a family member's health.